1992
David Wexler, Justice, Mental Health, and Therapeutic Jurisprudence, (1992).
Winton Woods, Materials for a Seminar on Computer Based Legal Research and Retrieval, Modern Computerized Legal Research (1992).
Thomas Mauet, Materials in Pretrial Litigation: Problems and Cases (1992).
John Strong, McCormick on Evidence (1992).
Boris Kozolchyk, National Law Center Select Advisory Group Rules and Commentary on Standby Letters of Credit - Presentation on the Selection Devoted to the Work of the National Law Center of Inter-American Free Trade, (1992).
Barbara Bergman, New Mexico Criminal Practice Manual (1992).
Barbara Bergman, New Mexico Objections at Trial (1992).
Ted Schneyer, Now Is the Time to Impose Firm Discipline, (1992).
Barbara Atwood, Preliminary Assessment of Gender Implications of Federal Indian Law Jurisdiction, (1992).
Boris Kozolchyk, Proposed L C Choice of Law Rules Memorandum, (1992).
Marc Miller, Purposes At Sentencing, (1992).
David Wexler, Putting Mental Health into Mental Health Law: Therapeutic Jurisprudence, 16 Law & Hum. Behav. (1992).
William Boyd, Security Interests in Notes Secured by Deeds of Trust or Mortgages, (1992).
John Swain, State and Local Tax Aspects of Bankruptcy, (1992).
Arthur Andrews, The Changing Status of the Nondeductibility of Otherwise Reimbursable Employee Business Expenses, (1992).
Barbara Bergman, The Erosion of the Bill of Rights: Six Easy Lessons in Governmental Lawlessness, (1992).
William Boyd, The Hyperpak, (1992).
Boris Kozolchyk, The Immunization of Fraudulently Procured Letter of Credit Acceptances, 58 Brook. L. Rev. (1992).
Winton Woods, The Lawyer’s Computer Book: A Primer for Lawyers and Law Students (1992).
Lawrence Ponoroff, The Limits of Good Faith Analyses: Unraveling and Redefining Bad Faith in Involuntary Bankruptcy Proceedings, 71 Neb. L. Rev. (1992).
Winton Woods, The Medical Malpractice Crisis--Where Does the Fault Lie?, 36 Surv. Anesthesiology (1992).
Boris Kozolchyk, The Paperless Letter of Credit and Related Documents of Title, 55 Law & Contemp. Probs. (1992).
David Wexler, The Potential of Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A New Approach to Psychology and the Law, (1992).